ADMINISTRATIVE-LEGAL DYNAMICS IN REGULATING MASS AND PUBLIC EVENTS IN KAZAKHSTAN

Abstract

Abstract: This study explores the administrative-legal framework governing mass and public events, focusing on the dynamics of their formation and regulation within the realm of public governance. It highlights the authoritative and organizational essence of these relations, involving executive bodies, citizens, and collective entities such as public organizations. The analysis underscores the critical role of state oversight, which establishes behavioral norms for participants to ensure compliance with legal standards. The study also recognizes that these relations can be initiated not only by state authorities but also by other stakeholders, reflecting their multifaceted nature. In conclusion, it is affirmed that administrative-legal relations in this domain emerge from the exercise of citizens’ constitutional right to peaceful and unarmed assemblies for lawful purposes, reinforcing the balance between civic freedoms and public order.